Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-19
GREVY WILL RESIGN.
FOR OTHER NATIONS ENVY.

Annual Report of the United States Treas-
ur+r Makes a Prosperous Showing.
WASHINGTON, November 17.--The annual
report of Treasurer Hyatt shows the rev.
enues 8 OF the Government for the fiscal year
ended June 80. 1887, were S37 ,4o3,277,
and the ordinary expenditures. $267.9
ITO; surplus receipts available for reduc-
tion OF the pi,blic debt being S103 ,471,O97.
As compared with the previous year the
receipts increased So, ,963 $50; expendi-
lures. s25, ,449041, and surplus revenues,
s9,514.5O9. There was an increase in
every item of revenue. the largest being in
receipts from customs. The largest in
crease in expenditures was on account Of
Ind ans and pensions, and the largest de-
crease on account of interest on the public
debt. A statement OF Uuited
States notes outstanding shows be-
tween June 80, 1886, ard September 80,
1887 the circulation " one and two dollar
notes ranged from S51 500 900 to S15,-
400, 900. The decrease has been made up
in changes in the other denominations.
The volume Of fives. tens and twent1es
increa sed .bont S43 900 900. Shipments.
legal -tando.s and -ei!s or certificates Of
email denominations. toget her with the in
creased circulation oi silver coins during
the fifteen months ended September 1O,
amount to upwards OF Sl49,OoO.ooO.
while in adds ion several million dollars IN
q. Id coin ma We been drawn INTO circulate
Under the provisions of the act OF 1872
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT
amounting to $34,90O,OO0 were issued
during the fiscal year for United States
mites l.;dged in The Treasury. ReGempt'ons
in the same period were Sl3.99O,oOo.
There remained outstanding June ~, only
50 OoO. 900, which is the least amount
SHOWN at the end OF any fiscal year since
the issue began. There we e no gold certl-
fcates issued during the year. The re-
demptions mount ed TO 80 $50 42s. OF
total of Sll73.354, $50 issued from
November, 1868, there wer iout>ta nding at
the ri, Sc Of ! he year S121. 486,Sl7 of which
| sac 26l $50 ", r. in the t, easury and $9l,'
o25,437 in circulation. The holdings
of the Treasury decreased nearly
S25 OOO, 900 in the year. The amount
ont sta ndins October 81 was S!5s o41''
93l, of which the Treasury held S5s'o,o
1873. Silver cert ficat-s outst tnd'ng At tne
| c!t se of tie, fiscal year amounted 7" SIP
5Aa15O an increase of nearly $50 ,OOO,'
600 in twelve months. The amount in the
reasrrv fell off j., the same perl'd nearly
sos 600 900 to S3425 1873. while the III
rpase in actual circulation was little more
than S54 600. .OuO. This increase Is due II
part to the demand for small notes ar'slhi
from the discontinuance OF the Issue
legal tender ones and twos. Ire treasure
believes nearly all trade dollars have beef
redeemed. The coinage OF
STANDARD SILVER DoLLARs
for the fiscal year was $33,216 s31, Al
increase of $3,377,926 over 1886. U
October 81, the Treasury held S214,l75
53a and there were S62 2.54O, ,625 in circula
t;on. Between June 30, 1885. and Octo
hsr Al 1887 fractional silver coin in tn
Treasury de reased IRON $!S.9O4, ,6Sl t
S24 46S. 1873 and minor coin Iom 80
s14 to Sal, 400. One and five cent piece
on hand are not more than sunc'eh
for pay ment over the counter. Inc lreas
mr. calls attention to the decrease IN Tn
redemntions cf fractional currency an
: shows bv comparison with other pape
! ;.sue. that larger amour
, than has been estimated is probably lost G
destrnyed. The amount outstanding JnI
an shown by books, was $l5.3!2,9o:
whiIa REDEEM utions for the year wete onl
S7123. Between the end OF the hsc'
vear and October 81 the number OF depns
tory banks was in. reased from 2oo 20 z.
!. Recei,ts OF public funds by banks dur.i ~
o the year were S12S.4S2, 769, making u
j. aggregate from the hes'nning no Q, 'ne ~; ~
vas q dec, ease OF SS4. .OOS, 100 during IL
= vear in bonds held to secure the circ ~
10 lin ri national banks leaving on depos
1. s'rn s,a1 q es6 100, against which there w
rut-tand;ng $l66,';25,65S in nation
hank notes.